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Provision of Service for; Landfill Gas Flare Repair, Maintenance, Balancing, Servicing and Associated Mechanical Systems and Components in three [3] Separate sites in County Louth

Louth County Council_381 · Ireland

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This contract is for the repair, maintenance, balancing and servicing of landfill gas flares including calibration, testing, diagnosis and fault finding of flare compound electrical equipment and associated mechanical systems and components in three [3] separate sites in County Louth. The Contractor will be required to carry out the duties and perform the services set out herein and in accordance with schedules currently in place. Reports, and…

What is being procured?
Deadline Not announced
Estimated value228,409 EUR
PublishedSep 8, 2026
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What is being procured?

This contract is for the repair, maintenance, balancing and servicing of landfill gas flares including calibration, testing, diagnosis and fault finding of flare compound electrical equipment and associated mechanical systems and components in three [3] separate sites in County Louth. The Contractor will be required to carry out the duties and perform the services set out herein and in accordance with schedules currently in place. Reports, and certificates of calibration to recognised standards shall be submitted to Louth County Council at appropriate agreed timelines.

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    · TED 616840-2026

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